Thought this was a nice read;
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfldraft/draft04/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=1775831
"Since the league adopted the seven-round draft in 1994, only seven programs have had 10 or more players chosen in the same lottery. Miami, which sent 11 players to the league in the 2002 draft, holds the record for the seven-round lottery. The Buckeyes, though, could top that, with scouts estimating Ohio State could have 12-14 players chosen this year."
Obviously it's a useless 'record' even if we do hit it. But it speaks to the ridiculous amount of talent we had on our national championship team. I hate to sound like an OSU fan, and bitch about a 2-loss season that ended in a BCS bowl win, but one has to wonder if we might have actually underachieved last year.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfldraft/draft04/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=1775831
"Since the league adopted the seven-round draft in 1994, only seven programs have had 10 or more players chosen in the same lottery. Miami, which sent 11 players to the league in the 2002 draft, holds the record for the seven-round lottery. The Buckeyes, though, could top that, with scouts estimating Ohio State could have 12-14 players chosen this year."
Obviously it's a useless 'record' even if we do hit it. But it speaks to the ridiculous amount of talent we had on our national championship team. I hate to sound like an OSU fan, and bitch about a 2-loss season that ended in a BCS bowl win, but one has to wonder if we might have actually underachieved last year.